Lot # : 60 - LUCY QUINNAYUK "DOGS ARE THE SPIRITS" 1960
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***PREVIEW: Wednesday, August 7, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Moe's Auction House (32 Route 13 in Crapaud, PEI). ***BIDDING PERIOD: Online bidding will start closing on Sunday, August 11, 2024 at 7:00 PM (Atlantic Time). ***PICK-UP: Monday, August 12, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at Moe's Auction House (32 Route 13 in Crapaud, PEI).
Lot # | 60 |
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Estimate | 400.00 - 600.00 CAD |
Group - Category | Art - Prints / Lithographs |
Lead | LUCY QUINNAYUK "DOGS ARE THE SPIRITS" 1960 |
Description |
Lot 60
Lucy Quinnayuk
Dogs are the Spirits 1960
ARTWORK: 12" X 8.5"
MATTING: 18" X 14"
Artist Profile: Lucy Qinnuayuak
Introduction: Lucy Qinnuayuak (1915-1982) was a pioneering Inuk artist from Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Nunavut, whose artistic career spanned several decades and made significant contributions to the development of Inuit art. Known for her distinctive graphic style and unique portrayal of Arctic wildlife and cultural scenes, Qinnuayuak's artworks are celebrated for their cultural richness and artistic innovation.
Early Life and Background: Born in a traditional Inuit camp near Kinngait, Lucy Qinnuayuak grew up immersed in the traditional skills and stories of her people. In her early years, she learned the art of sewing and later transitioned to drawing, encouraged by the establishment of the Kinngait Studios (West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative) in the late 1950s, which provided a platform for local artists to explore their creativity.
Artistic Journey: Lucy Qinnuayuak began her artistic career as one of the first women to experiment with drawing and printmaking in Kinngait. Her distinctive style emerged through bold lines and intricate details, often depicting scenes of daily life in the Arctic and the relationship between humans and animals. She was a master at capturing the movement and vitality of wildlife such as birds, bears, and marine mammals, infusing her works with a sense of dynamism and cultural significance.
Style and Themes: Qinnuayuak's artistic style is characterized by its graphic clarity and precise execution. She used a minimalistic approach to convey complex narratives and emotions, focusing on the essence of her subjects rather than intricate detail. Her prints often depict traditional activities like hunting, storytelling, and ceremonial practices, providing a window into the rich cultural heritage of the Inuit people.
Legacy and Recognition: Throughout her career, Lucy Qinnuayuak's artworks gained international acclaim for their artistic merit and cultural authenticity. Her prints are held in numerous public and private collections, including the National Gallery of Canada and the Winnipeg Art Gallery, where they continue to inspire audiences and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on indigenous art and identity.
Conclusion: Lucy Qinnuayuak's artistic legacy is a testament to the resilience and creativity of the Inuit people. Through her artworks, she not only preserved traditional knowledge and practices but also pioneered a new artistic tradition that has since flourished in Kinngait and beyond. Her ability to capture the beauty and vitality of Arctic life remains a source of inspiration for contemporary artists and cultural enthusiasts alike, ensuring that her contributions to the world of Inuit art endure for future generations.
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Name | Summer Fine Art Auction |
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Auctioneer |
Moe's Auction House
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Type | Online-Only Auction |
Date(s) | 7/18/2024 - 8/11/2024 |
Auction Date/Time Info |
Internet-Only Auction.
Bidding will begin closing on Sunday, August 11, 2024 at 7:00 PM (Atlantic Time).
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Preview Date/Time | An in-person preview of the items in this auction will be held on Wednesday, August 7, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, at Moe's Auction House (32 Route 13 in Crapaud, PEI). |
Checkout Date/Time | The scheduled pick-up date and time for successful bidders to collect their items is Monday, August 12, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at Moe's Auction House (32 Route 13 in Crapaud, PEI). |
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Buyer Premium | Buyers Premium 15% |
Description |
Featuring pieces by Agnes Nanogak, Anik Jean, Ben Gillard, Ben Wicks, Benjamin Chee Chee, Bernard Trahan, Henry Purdy, Bob Hendriks, Bruce Campbell, Catherine Lambert, Cheryl Harding, Dan Reid, Dave Fisher, David Issigaitok, Diane Saint Loup, Dominique Fortin, Edie Szabo, Elise Davreux, Erica Deichmann, Fabian Deagle, Francisco de Goya, Fred Bower, George A. Horvath, Georgie Read Barton, Gurkan Coskun Komet, Helen Haszard, Henri Cassiers, Hermanus (Henri) Antonius van Daalhoff, Hugh Crosby, Isabelle Tremblay, J. Frank Wright, Jacob Joe, Jean To, Jean-Pierre Pérusse, Jeffrey Haight, Joan Gregory, Joy Laking, Julia Percell, Kanaginak Pootoogook, Kat Coric, Ken Danby, Laurent Casimir, Lowell Eustice, Lucy Quinnayuk, Marc Laberge, Margaret Piscioneri, Margaret Turnbull, Matthew Lord, Napachie Pootoogook, Odile Dess, P. Filleul, Pednò, Peggy Faye, Pudlo Pudlat, Richard Vickerson, Robert Milner, Salviati, Stephen B. MacInnis, Sylvia Ridgeway, Terry Culbert, Trudy Callbeck, Victor Spahn, Wallace R. MacAskill, Wayne Crockett, famed Montreal artist Zïlon, and more!
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